St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 11, 1883

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John Da&vis, actin : Fo Fe Boy Pa be ome 5 reels ae Ehitnee’s paper, Wilson. op ater = pone me pot rs ae, Chief Pr ew Yor orld, to-day calls attention to the 0 epartment of State, paid their re- dthat wedoa very LARGE mail | TH E N EW ‘WOR LD. fact that in a season void of startling events likely spects immediately after the arrival of the visit- est? pereerees _— ' me agement, made its circulation from two to five Astonishing Growth of the Paper | times as great as it was before, the increase thus| Pays Evans $165 fora Loan of $85, Bes po Capitoi, after which the party will proceed to Doubled in that Period—News Agents and By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. who prey upon the poor, availing themselyes of | T2¢ Champion to Try the Temperance it the South and to produce a large circulation of newspapers, the ors, and arranged a programme for to-da , which LTO ALL POINTS erving in the different mediums for spreading Naval Arsenal, where they will embark for a Ss. ket for One Year. | . : . World has, in three months, under the new man- Stories of Some of the Victims—A Woman will censist of brief visits to the State, War and ’ : : a : O, sides Paying $17 a Month Interest—| trip to Mount Vernon. The President leaves by : Navy Devartments, the Executive Mansion ana : . , in Three Months Time. the ne = 7 —— the evening train for Chi whence he a Fifth and Pine. : f AS : i, N () R H ae ; | RAILROAD CHANGE. Shameful Usury, for San Francisco. — iasecntes TY tual Paid Circulation Much More than | & Formal Transfer of the Management of the : SULLIVAN’S PLEDGE. 7 é The Actu d¢ | Richmond & Danville Railroad. The day of reckoning for the shameless sharks Keep a Large Assortment «Reasonable Prices, 20N. Third St. re- book 450, page 173, of the rec the eds forthe county, now city, of st. conveyed to the under ed, estate, the following descri lots or par- a, situated in the city of St. Louis, Mis. " numbered one, two, three and No. one; lots nnmbered one, two, three biock No. two; lots numbered one and No, three; lat der of sounty, now city of St. Louis, in trust to ent of certain notes therein specified; oe on of the principal note remains unpaid; now, therefore, under the provi- sid deed of trust, and at the request of the rof said note,the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction, for cash, to t bidder, at fie East front door of the in the city of St. Louis. Mo., between of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o’clock P; m. of E ap pe SUSUES 29TH, 1833, rposes of said trust. EPHRAIM G. OBEAR, Trustee. July 25th, 1853. 8A a areas. N, Grattan parety -» his fe, and George W. B w.. his wife, by their deed dated Se eds, for the which refer- bd respecti v ea b hy by d s,recorded in said St. ded by C. E. Solomon, , jaic plat + on record with deed dated Nov 0 1859, f partition, to Geo furph recorded at page g aatd office, whereby there was. convey George W. Murphy lot No. 3, acres. ' dof partition dated November 30, 1859, ty heire of Andrew Murphy, deceased, re e 56, of boo .in said Recorder’s of- eed from James 8. alg said pee; ane ; an : onie | s, in pursuance of the provis- i deed of trust, appointed the undersigned se instead of said trustee to execute said ist; now, in pursuance of said deed of po. and of the order of said court, the med will. on ' DAY OF AUGUST, 1883the af on a of the Court-house, in the Louis, offer said propesty for sale to ded ned hey cash, for the purposes provi trust ROBERT SCHNECKO, f£St. Louis County, ana, by meetin ting ————— «| 'r’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.—Whereas, ath Schrick, and €ar] Joseph Schrick, her by their deed of trust dated July 26, 1881, ed in book 660, page 104, of the St. Louis ords, did convey ng described r 7 - ye ee ae south sity bloc ° ; r plat recorded in p ev ped d lots having a to- street, and wes : i id deed of notes in sa oof the notes in said deed of trust ae- tdueand remain unpaid, now, at the the legal holder of said notes and in pursu- the terms of said deed of trust, the under- il, on DAY, THE 31ST DAY OF AUGUST. 1883, the hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 3 o clock id day, at the eastern rront aoor of the said city of St. Louis, proceed to seil at pub- to the highest bidder. for cash, the above property to satisty said trust and the 6x- executing the Bort BECK, oni 8, 1883. iS [e's SALE—Pursuant totne provisions in ' Soot of trust of record in book 606 Deg? the St, Louis a, Recorder’s office, 28, 1882, executed by Louis Stein, I, the un- trustee, will on SATURDAY, AUGUST ISTH, 1883, - st front door of the Court-house, in said sen the hours of 90’clock in the forenoon siock in the afternoon of that Gay, to » highest bidder, for cash, the property eon- 9 me to-wit: in city block 1,996, also block 15 Lami tract in of St. Louis, said lot having afront of 25 feeb line of California avenue by a depth of Are offered by LEVE & ALDEN, Tourist Agents, NAN. FOURTHST. | C. B. KINNAN, General Western Agent. TINNERS’ STOCK OF ALLKINDS EXCELSIOR MA SALE 4 A BY UFACTURINGC CO. ~1 N. Ww. jOR. F OURTEEN TH AND. aa te c le omay M4 hae oe . aay ao > ) tothe Gen House “4 a - beg te Gtanee bp Distinguished Visitors. mm urniture, C ts, Gasoline Stoves, Refrigerators, y Carriages, Cages, | THE PEOPLE WANT : : made in ve minu WASHINGTON, August 11.—President Marco a # "eben, at reduced prices on mon | payments. Lower than any : to be em Bn itis. We feel as if our work was | The previous record on a biercle over the same ’ " hard! 3 me and see us, nging Lamps, of * road ho we in townforcash. Gasoline 15c delivered. ee ee at ws %, eR SO . M i 4 ee Bei LX Oe et te ey ee ee Soto ot Honduras, with Senors Ramon Rosa and 3 Y tg , . a i “x oes = Re — — ——~ - ~ Pa ~— . - ae , a ee ties ie eer aiaoate dire ecient ileal thi ell ig i ona 6 Sensible iin cna pea AAA , & . 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